Topic: Intel

Axios reports that a high-level intelligence assessment warns a large-scale war is unlikely to oust the Iranian regime. The report suggests that killing leadership figures will not collapse the state, as they have deep pools of replacements. Internal leaks from the military were intended to dissuade the administration from a ground invasion that Israel predicted would only take four days.

During his press conference, Donald Trump recounted a visit to a Georgia steel plant where the owner credited tariffs for saving the business from bankruptcy. Trump highlighted a broader resurgence in American manufacturing, including Intel's domestic expansion and Taiwanese chip companies building factories in Arizona and Texas. He argued that the threat of tariffs is the primary driver for bringing jobs back to the United States.

President Trump has reportedly ordered the CIA, FBI, and DNI to provide attorney Kurt Olson with sensitive intelligence briefings regarding the 2020 election. Olson, a key figure in the election integrity movement, is leading investigations into alleged fraud. The move has drawn sharp criticism from Democrats and some Republicans who oppose reopening the 2020 election inquiry.

The collapse of the globalist facade is discussed, with Alex Jones noting that independent reporters now act as "human intel" for the Trump administration. Despite having only 10,000 enforcement agents, the federal government is able to achieve "force multiplication" by acting on information provided by citizen journalists. Hernandez notes that the administration is actively listening to critics and responding to reports of lawlessness in cities like New York.

Donald Trump is moving to gain control of the Federal Reserve by firing board members and challenging the institution's independence. The administration is also nationalizing parts of Intel to secure domestic production of AI and defense chips, a move compared to the nationalization of uranium enrichment in previous decades. These actions are framed as a direct war against the "New World Order" and the deep state.

Jeffrey Epstein is described as a front man for Les Wexner and Israeli intelligence (Mossad). Connections are drawn between Epstein, Peter Thiel, and Ehud Barak in the financing of AI movements. The new Intel Prometheus data center in New Albany, Ohio, is linked to Wexner's L Brands and described as a potential intelligence operation hub.

In his closing remarks, Dale Comstock urges the audience to "read the tea leaves" and stay informed despite the "Operation Mockingbird" media environment. He reiterates that as long as Americans have the First and Second Amendments, they are still in control. He warns that the globalists want to eliminate "non-sheep" from the gene pool and that staying bold is the only way to prevent enslavement.

Donald Trump discussed the loss of the American semiconductor industry to Taiwan, blaming previous administrations for allowing the shift. He praised former Intel CEO Andy Grove for his leadership and noted that a massive new chip plant currently under construction in Arizona aims to reclaim a significant portion of the global market. The strategic importance of chips in modern infrastructure, from automotive brakes to consumer electronics, was emphasized.

A new report is being prepared regarding secret intelligence documents that reportedly show the host was designated as a "top national security threat" by Barack Obama. The host argues that these illegal programs were not just about him, but served as a blueprint for targeting the broader populist movement. The goal of the globalist system is to remove anyone standing in the way of their plan to "kill, steal, and destroy."

A clip of Tucker Carlson discussing the power of intelligence agencies over Congress is presented. Carlson argues that unelected officials use blackmail and "black budgets" to control elected representatives, rendering democracy a facade. The host expresses mixed emotions about Trump's current direction, supporting his border policies while fearing his ties to Big Pharma.

Declassified intelligence documents reportedly warn that a Russian nuclear response would collapse the global economy and trigger a nuclear winter. In addition to US-made ATACMS, the UK is reportedly preparing to authorize the use of "Storm Shadow" missiles for strikes deep inside Russia. Dr. Boyle reiterates that these actions have moved the world beyond "nuclear ultimatums" into a formal state of de facto war.

A caller discusses the legacy of Robert Maxwell and his alleged role in developing "backdoors" in computer chips for Mossad. The segment explores the transfer of sensitive US technology to China during the Clinton administration and the potential for "boomerang weapons" that could redirect nuclear missiles.

CNN recently reported that intelligence sources warned the Trump campaign of increased assassination threats from Iran. Critics view these reports as a potential "preface for war" with Iran or a convenient excuse for the Secret Service's failure to provide adequate resources. Despite these warnings, the Biden administration has allegedly continued to block full presidential-level protection for the former president.

The host opens the phone lines for listeners, specifically calling for reports from Border Patrol agents, social workers, and eyewitnesses of human trafficking. The discussion focuses on whether Donald Trump should make the recovery of missing children a central campaign issue.

Papadopoulos credits decentralized platforms like X and the InfoWars network for "educating" the public and breaking the "official narratives" established by intelligence agencies. He argues that because Americans are now more knowledgeable, the deep state will fail to replicate the "Summer of Love" or use Antifa to create fear. He asserts that the "will and power" of the voters will prevail as long as they stay informed and ignore the "masquerading journalists" in the mainstream media.

Truckers are encouraged to use social media platforms like X to act as "intel officers" by documenting migrant camps and illegal activities they witness on the road. This "Project Veritas 2.0" approach could provide a new stream of independent reporting. Statistics indicate that approximately 87% of all freight in the U.S. is moved by trucks at some point.

A rally in Dripping Springs, Texas, will feature retired Green Berets, Navy SEALs, and local constables to ensure the safety of the border movement. Doc Chambers explains that by identifying and exposing agitators early, they are "denying territory" to those who wish to incite violence. He recounts an incident in San Marcos where the FBI allegedly used excessive force against an elderly couple as a warning against the "spirit of fear."

Former Army Intel Officer Scott Bennett joins the program to discuss his recent trip to Russia and his partnership with InfoWars. Bennett announces that his company will donate $10 to InfoWars for every order placed at destroy-cancer.com. He claims his product is a "cancer killer" and emphasizes the importance of supporting independent media as an "artillery shell" against the globalist system.

Maria Z reveals that multiple politicians worldwide are currently reviewing the New Zealand data to spark inquiries in their own countries. She shares a story of an Australian doctor who felt liberated after finally speaking out against the mandates. The segment issues a direct challenge to intelligence agency employees and medical professionals to stop being "frauds" and come forward.

Intel analyst Tony Saruga predicts a wave of terrorist attacks in the United States over the next 14 months. The report claims that sleeper cells from Hezbollah Unit 910 and CCP saboteurs are already in the country, funded by the Biden administration and the UN via debit cards. These groups are allegedly prepared to attack the electrical grid, water supply, and transportation infrastructure.